Elementary English Learning Materials
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I need original, engaging English-language resources created for primary school learners. The focus is full content creation—not just light proofreading—so I’m looking for someone who can write clear explanations, playful examples, short reading passages, and activity sheets that help children grasp basic grammar, vocabulary, and simple writing skills.
Scope
• 10 themed units (think everyday topics such as family, food, animals, school).
• Each unit should contain:
– A one-page reading text at an age-appropriate Lexile level
– Vocabulary list with simple definitions and picture cues
– Two grammar or usage mini-lessons (e.g., present simple, pronouns)
– Writing prompt or guided composition exercise
– Five comprehension or practice questions plus answer key
– A brief teacher note suggesting extension activities
Tone & Style
Keep sentences short, active, and friendly. Aim for CEFR A1–A2 complexity, avoiding idioms a young learner won’t know. Colorful examples or light humor are welcome as long as meaning stays clear.
Format
Deliver each unit in an editable Google Doc or Word file, with any images either royalty-free or your own simple line art. Please package the answer keys at the end of the document.
Acceptance Criteria
• All text must be your original work (I’ll run a plagiarism check).
• Spelling and punctuation follow standard British or American English consistently.
• Activities are self-contained—no external textbooks required.
If you have experience designing ESL or ELA materials for kids and can share a short sample, that will help me gauge fit quickly. Looking forward to collaborating on resources that make young students excited about English!
Scope
• 10 themed units (think everyday topics such as family, food, animals, school).
• Each unit should contain:
– A one-page reading text at an age-appropriate Lexile level
– Vocabulary list with simple definitions and picture cues
– Two grammar or usage mini-lessons (e.g., present simple, pronouns)
– Writing prompt or guided composition exercise
– Five comprehension or practice questions plus answer key
– A brief teacher note suggesting extension activities
Tone & Style
Keep sentences short, active, and friendly. Aim for CEFR A1–A2 complexity, avoiding idioms a young learner won’t know. Colorful examples or light humor are welcome as long as meaning stays clear.
Format
Deliver each unit in an editable Google Doc or Word file, with any images either royalty-free or your own simple line art. Please package the answer keys at the end of the document.
Acceptance Criteria
• All text must be your original work (I’ll run a plagiarism check).
• Spelling and punctuation follow standard British or American English consistently.
• Activities are self-contained—no external textbooks required.
If you have experience designing ESL or ELA materials for kids and can share a short sample, that will help me gauge fit quickly. Looking forward to collaborating on resources that make young students excited about English!